This dataset represents the treatment mix (technology mix) for "municipal solid waste, municipal incineration." It is recommended for use with average municipal/public waste mixtures and is not suitable for representing any single specific waste type, such as plastics, paper, or cardboard. The characteristics of urban solid waste in Shanghai are as follows: kitchen waste 65.18%, paper 10.58%, rubber 15.99%, textiles (fibers) 2.03%, wood and bamboo 2.7%, ash and soil 0%, bricks, tiles, and ceramics 0.68%, glass 2.31%, metals 0.54%, others 0%. Moisture content: 59. 28%, higher heating value 6325.63 kJ/kg, lower heating value 4321.37 kJ/kg.
Municipal waste incineration generates 0.205 kg of slag per kg of this waste and 0.05 kg of fly ash; after precious metal recovery from fly ash and bottom ash, they are landfilled, with fly ash being solidified at a 1:1 ratio with cement. The average thermal efficiency for waste heat electricity generation is assumed to be 22%; in the waste heat heating process, no different forms of heat and energy conversion are involved, thus achieving a higher thermal efficiency, with an average value of 64%. By considering the thermal efficiencies of both waste heat electricity generation and direct heat supply, 15% of the heat generated from waste incineration is used for electricity generation and 56% for direct heating.
The proportions of waste incineration are estimated based on China's national conditions.